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Archaeological Site of
Thorikos:
Overview Wordsworth,
Christopher (c. 1839).
Athens and Attica. John Murrary. pp. 211–216. thoricus. "Thoricus (
Thorikos)". Archaeological...
- The
Theatre of
Thorikos (Gr****: Αρχαίο Θέατρο Θορικού),
situated north of Lavrio, was an
ancient Gr****
theater in the
demos of
Thorikos in Attica, Greece...
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Laurion (or Lavrion) are
ancient mines located in
southern Attica between Thorikos and Cape Sounion,
approximately 50
kilometers south of the
center of Athens...
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Archaeological Society to
further research into the
ceramic remains within Thorikos.
Thorikos was a city that was
attributed to the
formation of
Archaic Athens...
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prehistoric remains were
found are Marathon, Rafina, Nea Makri, Brauron,
Thorikos,
Agios Kosmas, Elefsina, Menidi, Markopoulo, Spata,
Aphidnae and Athens...
- Delphi,
Thorikos, El Kab), Gr**** and
Latin epigraphy (in Greece,
particularly Attica, Delphi,
Peloponnese and
Thorikos ; Egypt), Gr**** (
Thorikos) and Roman...
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during the 2nd
century B.C. The
Southwest Temple,
built with
material from
Thorikos in the
early first century AD. South-east
Fountain House South Stoa I Aiakeion...
- invoked. In Attica, such
cults are
those ****ociated with
tholos tombs at
Thorikos and Menidhi.
Oracular hero cults.
Whitley does not
address this
group of...
- that is not
protected by a wall. Some
sites in Attica, such as
Athens and
Thorikos, and in
Aegina seem to be
related to Kephala. The
Final Neolithic Period...
- of
Attalus I). The deme was
located between Amphitrope to the west and
Thorikos to the north. Its
territory included parts of the
Mines of Laurion. According...
